Honu-Hugger
Well-known
And it's my Grandfather's old camera, to boot! After much thought I've come to the conclusion that Grandpa would approve of having the original Vulcanite on his old Leica replaced with some exotic Ostrich skin. It is actually (in some convoluted sense 
) my way of honoring him and the camera. I don't care squat about "resale value" etc. -- it's not going anywhere as long as I live. I'll post pics after the nasty deed has been committed.
) my way of honoring him and the camera. I don't care squat about "resale value" etc. -- it's not going anywhere as long as I live. I'll post pics after the nasty deed has been committed.
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pshinkaw
Guest
Be sure to post them on some other sites as well. I can imagine the paroxysms of rage that such an act will trigger.
-Paul
-Paul
payasam
a.k.a. Mukul Dube
Plan to bury its head in the sand too?
laptoprob
back to basics
Great! You should give these old gems a new life when needed. This kind of transplant makes you want to use them more.
Rob.
Rob.
reagan
hey, they're only Zorkis
Go for it! Grandpas have a way of giving you something, then saying, "Treat it like your own." And when you do, you can tell they really like that you're enjoying it. (Did I ever mention I like hanging out with old men?) Looking forward to seeing it reskinned!